broadcast

To transmit audio or video programs to the public over radio, television, or the internet.

• The network will broadcast the awards ceremony live on Sunday evening.

• Have they broadcast the final episode yet, or is it airing tomorrow?

To tell widely or reveal indiscreetly to many people.

• You do not need to broadcast our private disagreements to the entire department.

• Why did she broadcast his secret when he explicitly asked for confidentiality?

To scatter seeds or fertilizer broadly by hand or machinery over a large area.

• The gardener will broadcast grass seed across the bare patches of the lawn.

• Farmers often broadcast fertilizer before the spring rains arrive.